You two did a awesome job ✊Nice to work with your son and see him learn and get knowledgeable.Thanks Brian and Junior ✊

Sundays are just like any other these days. Consider yourself lucky you have detailing work during COVID-19.

Great job gentlemen! A beautiful stang. So refreshing to see a father and son team working so well together. A true testament of excellent parenting!

Top notch as usual Brian! Congratulations to Jr on his new purchase as well!

You made a really dazzling car. I'm doing the details in Korea. Your video is helping a lot. I ask for good videos from now on.

I love seeing father and son working together. Excellent job, looks great. Thanks for your info.

I gained so much confidence after polishing for the first time, I treat my car like there is nothing to loose plus it’s super hard paint so for the beginners once you first start polishing your fears will fade

Beautiful car. Thanks for taking us along for the detail 👍

You make using the rotary look so easy!! Thanks for your tutelage

Another fine rotary clinic Brian! Thank you as I recently bought a Flex and have been forcing myself to get confident with it. Took a page out of your book and always paint gauge my work before and after! 👊😉

Its ALWAYS GOOD to have a competent helper. It makes working funer

Damn! Beautiful job on a lovely car, guys! Your son should be well pleased with the results. 😎

I was watching this and saying to myself, how nice to have a cutter AND a polisher running simultaneously. What a timesaver ! Great video as always

Beautiful work my friend!👍

Such a smooth ride man,no vibrations like a D A

Beautiful Job on the car!! I have a Dewalt 849X that had around an hour use on it. I was going to sell it because I was afraid to use it. The first and only time I used it, the buffer did a really nice job on the older car that I had but I was still afraid to use it on my newer car or any jobs for customers. After watching your video on the Mini Cooper where you used the rotary, I decided to give the buffer another try on an old van that a neighbor has that's going to the junk yard. I was amazed at how easily it took care of scratches on the panel. Way faster than my DA polisher. I ordered some more pads for the Dewalt that same night so I can experiment some more. Thanks to you, I'm going to keep the Dewalt and am glad that I didn't sell it. Thanks for this awesome video!

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

kawtriples you can eventually add the smaller unit I use. Easier to control

its Sunday~! Lets Get the Rotary out!! Great to see You guys Teamworks!! Nice Ride M.Junior!! :-)

Sweet Ride , Looking good!

Nice car JR, great video Brian 👍😁

killer video on jrs mustang. came out amazing. good thing u only have 1 kid.lol.med clear?finally got power back last night. long hot brutal 6.5 days.stay safe good friend 🍻🍻🍻🍻

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Seem good to hear... crank up that A/C

Congratulations on the car Junior 😃👍

Brian, the mustang looks great, tell Jr. good luck.

Awesome video!!

Nice thanks Brian

Looks fabulous brian junior is a Lucky guy for have a car like that and have a father like you say hello to him and as always say hello from mexico 👍

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Alex Ortiz hello right back!😁👍

Great video Brian. Greetings

Looks a treat 🖤😎

Good kid because of good parenting. Mr. Brian I think the description was misspelled as Sucess instead of using the correct word Success. Beautiful Mustang Junior has. Xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Humberto Roche Garcia I did my best. We lost his mother when he was ten. Wasn’t easy... but he turned out ok.😁👍

@1stfrompuertorico568

4 жыл бұрын

@@apexdetail85 Clearly, your work ethics, responsibility, love and good example set a path for him to follow. That's what my parents did for me and my brothers and that's what I do with my 4 sons (24, 22, 17 and 9). Mr. Brian remember someone had a book for good parenting but someone wanted to kid with us and hid it, that's what I tell my sons😉. All we can do is be the best example and try to guide them so in the future they are able to think and take the best decisions for themselves.

@jamesbiedlar590

4 жыл бұрын

You obviously did a good job B! Salute!

👍👏 well done

1st xoxo from Puerto Rico 👍🇵🇷

Dagum stuff is expensive!! May have to give it a try LOL. Thanks for the video

Good job folks! 👍 👍 👍

Brian be sure to save these videos, and yes the one where Jr. taped up your head, they will be great memories in about 20 years when you, Jr., and your grand child are polishing his/her, electric Mustang with an after market Flux Capacitor mod..

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Jay Zstr 😂 will do👍

@pwrshots

4 жыл бұрын

LOL

Great video sir

Great video Brian. Thanks. Would love to hear how your work takes to get an idea what it should take. Thanks

Sees a new rotary video by Apex Detail: Clicks Like Plays video

Nice ride JR More videos of it

You da man Brian!

nice like to see a video (list/chart) where you suggest the best pad and compound/polish combinations for various paint (hard/med/soft) using different machine polishers (rotary/forced rotation and d.a)

Awesome job as always. Could you if you haven’t already, please video the coating of JR’S mustang

Just got my rotary lastnight time to practice

junior welcome to the Stang Family. still have my 04 mach1btw that looks better than new

You touched my weakest spot. Black Mustang is it for me since the day that they were unveiled at my Ford dealership in 1964. Great video as always Brian. 👍👊☮️

@jdisdetermined

4 жыл бұрын

A first generation fastback is still the most beautiful car I've ever seen.. 😍😍

@rumrunner1756

4 жыл бұрын

Keith Olsen Absolutely agree. I owned a ‘65 in 1970. I had a head on accident one night when a guy swung out too far from a cross street and nailed my left front. While the cops, ambulances and fire trucks were there I was telling myself “I can fix this”, and was already making plans to do that. All of a sudden we heard a car coming from a half mile away and he was banging through those gears. We all realized at once that he was not going to stop and we all ran in different directions. His El Camino slammed the rear of my fastback at probably 70 or 80 mph (speed limit 35). He was too drunk to notice all of the flashing lights and my car was now about 8 feet long from bumper to bumper. 😢

@jdisdetermined

4 жыл бұрын

@@rumrunner1756 oh man, talk about getting kicked while you're down.. did he even have insurance? They usually never do.. My dad, (born in '59) has told me about some of the cars he would see around his little town all the time in that era that were just looked at as inexpensive average used cars.. Boss Mustangs, even a couple Shelbys and Superbirds, SS Camaros, Yenkos, etc., etc.. Countless badass six figure cars today that even high school kids had and drove into the ground, totaled, etc.. Pretty wild. I think it was around '73 he said that the horsepower started plummeting?

@rumrunner1756

4 жыл бұрын

Keith Olsen I am even older than your dad (1952), but he is pretty much correct. These cars were not hard to come by and were cheap. I paid $500 for my 5 year old ‘65 fastback. Next car was a ‘63 1/2 Galaxie XL 390 4 speed for $650, bought with insurance money from my fastback. The first guy’s insurance paid me because he totaled it first (per accident report, not my opinion). I never had to deal with El Camino guy’s insurance. Gas shortage, insurance costs and government mandated safety requirements pretty much killed the hp game by ‘73.

@jdisdetermined

4 жыл бұрын

@@rumrunner1756 wow, the drunk idiot sure got lucky, especially because he didn't kill anyone. If you haven't seen it, check out the documentary called A Faster Horse. It covers the development of a new generation Mustang and has a lot of cool history on them in general. It's on Netflix. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pIuEzNaCgbK7aJc.html

Very enjoyable video and review. It's great you have the opportunity to spend a Sunday sharing your passion with your son, it's the occasional things like this that you share that really make your channel great. I assume the Shop Foreman was having some kibble and doing paper work. I always like when you explain the differences and similarities to other products. Will you be giving the 3D finishing polishes a look 520 ACA and 502 AAT, as they compare to Sonax Perfect Finish. I liked the detail you delivered when said 3D 500 ACA finished better than Sonax Max Cut, I was surprised to hear that.

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Jay Zstr the shop manager was busy eating a peanut butter snack....she is a bit spoiled.

Great 👍🏻 job & v good protection choice

@254JROCK

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck enjoy JR .

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

He protected with TAC Graphene Coat.

alberto morning 6 pm for the camaro firebird for me number one black is mi favorite and black on the mustang be mi favorite

@koioo2

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

Nice little team effort on your sons car! Looks fantastic! Would you recommend a rotary on a black C7 Corvette? I could not quite get the heavy swirls out with the Rupes orange pad and CutMax. I had better luck with Meguires m105 but it was still tough.

I was under the impression black paint always had soft clear, but I guess not? I dont know how i got to that impression since the color layer has nothing to do with the type of clear used :D Nice car Jr!

I kinda like that stang😎

if u do another rotary polisher video can u demo only using rotary 4 cut and polish.thanks again buddy

Great work......how is the maxshine rotary? I have a dewalt looking to add a smaller rotary would you recommend the maxshine over the flex?

Going to buy this for my Silverado rally. My matte black stripes are looking a bit rough, I’ve used wax and dressing but it only lasts for a few weeks. What would you recommend I try to restore those matte vinyl stripes?

Ever notice you never see Project Farm(Todd) and Apex Detail(Brian) in the same room?

@jdisdetermined

4 жыл бұрын

Right? Note what's in the title of Brian's newest video of the little blower review.. "Let's find out." .. the plot thickens.. Though if you watch Todd's attempts at polishing paint, it kills the joke.. I'd never seen that much splatter thrown around.. his "pea size drops" are more like golf balls.. 😁

@daarionaharis3675

4 жыл бұрын

I want to see Brian use a compound or a polish in the engine of a lawnmower. Or how compounds/polishes flow after being in a freezer for 24 hours.

@jdisdetermined

4 жыл бұрын

@@daarionaharis3675 hahahaha, I'd watch that all day.. 👍👌

Buen día amigo. Cuanto tiempo se demora en hacer todo ese trabajo y cuanto cuesta ? Gracias por su respuesta. Saludos desde Ecuador.

Hi, which 3d aca are you referring to as I'd like to try it. Theres 3d aca 500 xtra cut compound and another one called 3d aca 510? Also I clicked on the link for the wool pad and many different ones came up, is it the lake country low lint or twisted wool or a different one? Thanks

What is your favorite 3" rotary? I am in the market for a 3" rotary for small and tight area. Something that can swap between 1-3" backing plate. Looking at either the Maxshine M550 or a flex compact. Any comments? Thanks!

And when finishing what pad was used with sonax perfect finish? Thanks again

What is that thick backing plate you use on your rotary?

What backing plate you have in that polisher? 4” or 5”?

Would the Sonax Cutmax work just as well?

👍👍👍👍

Hi BRIAN it looks like you have a 5inch backing plate with 6 inch purple wool pad is that rite?

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

John Sullivan 👍

just picked up the gt version of this mustang. What would be the da version of the rotary? microfiber pad? Compound and polish? lastly is the paint soft or hard? For reference since i will be doing a crazy level full detail on my 2014 mustang gt. Like two weeks worth. So this came at the best time for me thanks and keep up the great content.

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

jesus Vazquez a 21mm throw and microfiber cut pad would work. Hard. Good luck with the restoration. Join our Facebook group ( Apex Detail Support Group) and post pictures.😁👍

@jesusVazquez-vw2go

4 жыл бұрын

Apex Detail thank you I’ll try to do so but I’m not the best with camera work while polishing I’ll try to post the finish product. Keep up the great content

How does this compare to Cutmax?

Whats the difference in cut between the pad you are using and the low lint wool psd?

@snail415

Жыл бұрын

Straight wool usually cuts harder, but hazes and leaves holograms. That purple pad cuts great and can finish a lot better. Get that pad and try on a DA if you don’t have a rotary. Works great.

What size n type backing plate are you running in this video? Also what size pad? Thanx keep them coming!

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

NADE 375 5 inch backing plate... 5,1/2 pad

@Nade375

4 жыл бұрын

Apex Detail wow it looks so much bigger on the video. What are your thoughts on the QP-ON pro series? Can you put there new Pro formulas through the torture tests? Especially there new pro 2.0 and there cutting compounds? Thanks

Great job, just wondering how long it took both of you guys To get the job done, looks like 3,5 hours 😉 Any plans for polishing the glass on the Mustang ?

@NSXT2

4 жыл бұрын

Lol @ 3.5 hours.... WAY more than that bud to clean, decon, tape, 2 step correction, clean out all the edges and coat it... plus all the other dressings and coatings I’m sure they did....

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

I only did the cutting... he did the rest. Was at the shop almost all day.

Is that the Maxshine 1000 rotary with a LC purple wool pad? 1 pass and WOW!

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Rich Smith it is MaxShine compact rotary ... works great.

@richsmith3120

4 жыл бұрын

The Maxshine M550 rotary?

what would happen if you mix the last cut with perfect finish on same proportions, and work it in?

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Abraham Plata I like mixing stuff... thee are some really cool combos 👍

@makinamati

4 жыл бұрын

@@apexdetail85 expecting a video on it.. just curious

What was the final gloss reading?

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

kim newling after the coating a modest 97.

Damn kids.

what brand of wool pad is it?

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Ivan Campuzano Americana Global.

Whole car 1 pad ..no cleaning in between panels😮

How many hours would a job like this take? In this case, your son was following you with the polishing right after you, so it made it faster. So how many hours in that case?

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Fede de Ugarriza 8 at most

@fdu6

4 жыл бұрын

@@apexdetail85 whew! Still... That's quite a few haha

Would you still be able to get the same results using a DA using the same pads? Do you prefer sonax ultimate cut or 3D extra cut?

@JohnBlakeJr

4 жыл бұрын

Is there an advance to the rotary polisher over DA? I probably need to go to the junkyard and try to pick up a black mustang hood to practice on. (Newbie)

@Mrjozz011

4 жыл бұрын

John Blake The rotary polisher will cut more and faster, but you have to be careful not to burn the paint, as Brian would say.... practice practice the rotary will be your best friend lol. I only ask about the DA cause that’s all I have right now.

@JohnBlakeJr

4 жыл бұрын

Mrjozz011 DA is all I have. Have enough problems with the 6” pad not fitting smaller areas on my Mustang. Truck deck had concave curve and the spoiler. Hood has all kinds of angles. I need a junkyard panel for practicing. Ugh.

@Mrjozz011

4 жыл бұрын

John Blake look into a 3 inch DA polisher to get into those smaller areas and mini polisher comes with small tools to get into very tight areas.

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer 3D ACA

looks like stripes are under clear which I'm sure u appreciated

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Richard Seem they are! 👍👍👍

Just going through some older videos I missed. Has anyone seen the Cutmax 6/4? I did a quick Google search to grab a bottle of the standard Cutmax which is 6/3, and on Amazon, there is a Cutmax 6/4. What the heck is that? It's not even on Sonax's website. Anybody seen that? Did they change the formulation or add a product without telling anyone? No but seriously, what in the world is Cutmax 6/4?

@bigdfig6083

2 жыл бұрын

6/4 refers to the rating on their own scale of 0 to 6:least to most. First number is aggressiveness of cut, so a 6 would be the maximum cut ergo "cut max." Second number is for finish/polish and the cutmax rates a four which is a decent finish. Frankly, it's marketing, but does lessen the confusion for some. I've used cutmax with wool, hybrid wool and foam pads. For more correction I like the cutmax on an LC purple foamed wool pad and for a better finish I'll use a LC ccs orange pad. Followed up with a LC ccs white pad and perfect finish for added clarity and gloss.

Did you clay this before you started...

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

2A Square he did all the Decon work earlier.

With that larger pad this is no longer rotary

You let Jr buy a Ford?😀

i really dont get people buying a brand new car and treating the paint like that. the previous owner looks like he was washing with a dish soap and a scrap pad.

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

Y A lol.. I know... a smoker as well. It took a full interior detail and 2 days with the Master Blaster locked inside to diminish the odor.🤮

Unfortunately Junior doesn't have his dad's good taste when it comes to vehicles. 😅 Please tell me he bought that thing to flip and make some money on.

@apexdetail85

4 жыл бұрын

J.T. Blair he did.. he is a Camaro fan

@JTBlair-nw6gb

4 жыл бұрын

@@apexdetail85 I knew something just didn't make sense. Smart man!